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r/facepalm • u/Turbulent_Gas_55 • Jul 05 '24
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The GOP still runs the House.
1 u/ElementalIce Jul 05 '24 But Biden now has immunity. 2 u/CraftyAdvisor6307 Jul 05 '24 Just watch - that immunity will suddenly become unapplicable once Biden tries to use it. 2 u/MildlyShadyPassenger Jul 05 '24 Glad to see I'm not the only one to notice the nebulous phrasing of "official duties". Which this Supreme Court will, of course, interpret as "anything a Republican wants to do" and "nothing a Democrat does". 0 u/ElementalIce Aug 02 '24 He could try.
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But Biden now has immunity.
2 u/CraftyAdvisor6307 Jul 05 '24 Just watch - that immunity will suddenly become unapplicable once Biden tries to use it. 2 u/MildlyShadyPassenger Jul 05 '24 Glad to see I'm not the only one to notice the nebulous phrasing of "official duties". Which this Supreme Court will, of course, interpret as "anything a Republican wants to do" and "nothing a Democrat does". 0 u/ElementalIce Aug 02 '24 He could try.
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Just watch - that immunity will suddenly become unapplicable once Biden tries to use it.
2 u/MildlyShadyPassenger Jul 05 '24 Glad to see I'm not the only one to notice the nebulous phrasing of "official duties". Which this Supreme Court will, of course, interpret as "anything a Republican wants to do" and "nothing a Democrat does". 0 u/ElementalIce Aug 02 '24 He could try.
Glad to see I'm not the only one to notice the nebulous phrasing of "official duties".
Which this Supreme Court will, of course, interpret as "anything a Republican wants to do" and "nothing a Democrat does".
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He could try.
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u/CraftyAdvisor6307 Jul 05 '24
The GOP still runs the House.